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Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
THE "DEYIL" AKOUSES SOL
OMITTED.
A First Class COlOred Store
Needed.

Wr. Editor: 1t has been some
time since yonr readers have heard
any thing from Solonite: Have been
on the mountain, ,sittingnn an old gray
rock watchin the course of events
| thought l would keep silel ce fer
awhile and pump thun Ter for the
coming ,laaign.
But see iii a recent issue of the
GAZETTE that the Devil" has spoken
Among other things the Devil
s I'D he wanted to see those business
houses III hunt,ville which have so
large colored trld. employ col
ored clerks.
Now, MIR Editor, for once in my
life, Iagree tcith the Drvu.
Aud when the Devil desires the
prosperity Of the people | think it is
time for I'll who lay any claim to
humanity to l.y aside al bitterness
and labor for the Common good.
Now by the sssistancs of your
devil I wan. to suggest the follnw-
ing pla,n.
Let the colored people OF Hunts
vile opel Il store OF their OWE. Don't
think Of getting fifty men together
to do it either, for in that mum ber
you wouli get just enough Contrary
ones to kick tue thing to pieces. But
get five men, not more. Let them
form a company. and open up. not
\ peanut stand. nor a fifthrate fam
lily grocery: But dry goods store,
first class in every sense Of tue word
Then let the lored people pat
ronize that store because it is run
by color ed men.
Our people, and the Devil" too
mLst remember that the merchants
of Huntsville are not out OH mission
ef charity to the colored race. They
are out on business interests; and
they will employ colored clerks when
their business intert ST demand. it
not before.
Then it is with your readers, and
all the race to say how long the Dew
il must wait to see his desire,
Mr Editor, can you, or the Devil
either, prove that any merchant in
Huntsville would enl ,rge his trade
am ong the colored psople by en-
ploying coIoied clerk?
If there is one such case point it
out; 50 oiate would like to see it.
Nay, believe rather tn It most of
the sons of Ham are so silly as to
prefer to trade with white clerk
rather thana colored one.
Now here is the rub Pour some
oil right there.
Now Mr Editor. thank you for
this Ii tie space; I also thank the
"Devi" for his frindly suggestion.
Yours f)r the race.
SOLONIPE.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
CIRCUIT COURT, AUGUST TERM.
RAMBLER.
LIST OF JURORS.

The Circuit Court of Madison county,
will convene on Monday, August lst.
The following names of gentlemen have
been drawn to serve as jurors for the first
week The Grand Jury is also included
in the list:
John d Chadwick, L H Scruggs, S S
Darwin, L McCracken, w Hooper, d
N Davis, J T Windham, E Russell,
Henderson Brandon, V G Harris, w nj
Hight, G G Spillman, Huntsville; " J
Rodgers, M Jones, "A H McCrary, H NJ
Reed. w J Fuqua, Smith, New Market;
] B Floyd, f Lanier, Sr. Geo w New
by, F s Clay, Madison; ] 7 Bowers, J M
McGaha, Whitesburg; James Marks,
Thos B Gurley, w I Brennan, Gurley; G
0 Kelley, J H Burrill, Cluttsville; w H
Norment, j w Anyon, J W Esslinger,
Golfers; w P Smith, w A Woody, Pop
lar Ridge; Joseph Bailey, (coD, Geo S
Scruggs, Triana; II Morning, Geo A
Parnel, s NJ Stewart, J F Morrow, Mays
Vile; A Strong, J Ford, Thos B
Strong, Meridianville; w B Jones, Plev-
ma; B Bradford, r w Baker, Owens X
Roads; Lemuel Cobb, Vienna; Chas
Strong, Hazel Green; John Jordon, La
niers.
JURORS FOR 2ND WEEK MONDAY AUG
GUST STH
VIM Aday, D Ragland, A d Rodgers.
V NJ Miller, G H Cummings, w Gill, ]
A Erwin, Solon Kelly, NJ H Carr, Hunts
Vile; C E Collier, = Young, H E Simp-
son, w T Craft, Triana; Alex Glover, w
NJ Yormley, F Vann, Owens X Roads;
Eugene Trump, Laniers; WP Jacks, T E
Hereford, J NJ Kennedy, w F Hereford
New Market; w A Sanford, Golfers; J A
Wise, Monroe Russell, N d Crutcher,
Madison; Thomas Howard, Clouds Cove;
E Drake, w j Lemley, Vienna; ] I
Patterson, Halle Green; J W Taylor,
Poplar Ridge.
JURoss FOR THIRD WEEK, MONDAY AUG. 10.
w J Barron, J w Wall, HI Wind, ID A
Timberlake, Huntsville; Sam Lewis, W
G lamar, TT Vann, Triana; w II Nc.
Gaha, Owens X Roads; J W Hodges, G
w Hairless, Sam Keel, Poplar Ridge;
Matt Gray (col.) Laniers; W A Sadler,
Golfers; G B Colburn, w c Grayson,
Bob Watson, w H Kirksey, w H Chris
tan, Vienna; Lewis Strong, j b Clutts'
Geo Fields, w Canterbury, w A Love,
Madison; D w Smith. F c Morris, Alex
Gardner, Whftesburg; w L Jones, Plev-
ma; T Merits, G T Mcbride. New Market;
q w O'Neal, Gurley; w ID Kelly, j O
Kelly Sr., CluttsviIIe; A Nowlan,
Neridianville; H l. Davis, Wells; 1 }
Martin, Madison X Roads; Thos Rags
dale, MaysvilIe.
FOURTH WEEK, MONDAY AUG. 22.
JE Seat, James Matthews, W + Lyns.
XIV, w LSeat, 6 w Franklin, W K Van
Valkemburg, Herman We'll, j w Skin
ner, L NJ Orr, Huntsville; j w Powers,
w Latham, H M league, l. Cagal
New Market; j Gushing. Golfers; K NJ
Bennett, Jack Potts, Gurley; Simon
Whitaker, John Atchley, Poplar Ridge
] r Steele, Plevna; A Daniel, /
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
NOTICE

A grand polyopticon party will be
given at tie NJ. E. church next Tues
day night July 10, 1887.
Come and see for yourself-no one
can tell you. Some very beautiful
scenes will be exhibited "a trip
around the world.
Doors open at 8 o'clock. Admission
10cts.
HIN BROWN. P. 9.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
THE WEATHER.

The weather has been unusually fair
and fine all week, and at no time has the
heat been oppressive. Reports which
reach this office daily, from all parts OF
the county, speak in cheering terms OF
the fine condition of the crops. Corn
and cotton both look remarkably well,
and the prospects at this writing indicate
an abundant yield.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
More birmingham Badness.

P. II. Shearer, assistant mailing CLERK
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
robbing the mails. He is a yonng man,
about 81, and has been in the office only
a few months, but has been rifiing letters
OF money and checks for sometime. Bir
mingham's mail service has been bad
enough without the crookedness OF its +.
O. clerks.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
hail Refused.

Judge Taylor, yesterday, after hearing
the evidence in the case of the State VS..
Anderson Weeden, confined in Jail on
true bill found by the Grand Jury in
dieting him for murder, refused to ac-
cept bail. and Weeden was, accordingly
remanded to Jail again.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16

A recent A NJ E Church bsz4r at
Chattanooga Tenn, realiz d $500.
G 'lored teachers will b, represent :
ed inmixed schools in Portsmouth, o.
this fail.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
Nearing Completion.

The house on Franklin Street, now be-
ing built by our enterprising merchant,
Mr.. Goldsmith. is rapidly nearing COM
pletion. The work is being done by
Contractor Swinehart, and shows some
artistic designs in modern architecture.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
Bay your groceries OF
WISE & co.

Bay your groceries Of
WISE & co.
A park is being laid out around
the Monte Sauo cold spring.
-Wise's Pride Flour, the hes In
the market.
The electric lights were touched
off Mond,y night for the first time,
and th~ir hrilliancy and beauty at
tractedadmirinS crowds to thesquare.
You always get what you order
in groceries, In weight and quality,
at the old reli be Grocery House of.
WISE & co.
Nc Gee Block, Jeffersons st,
See the card of Howard Un-
iversity, Washington D G in our Ei-
ucatisnal Directory Howard Uu-
iversity occupies leading position
among the higher Educational lnsti-
tutions of the country.
All G. obs marked down to lowest
prices at
WISE & cos.
Rust Institute occupies place
in the Education ! Directory. AS a
home school Rust occupies the fa-
>ored ice in the p pular confl-
de ice and heart, and justly s. ton.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16

Athens. GA, has now in course of O.
rsstion the finest city school building
for colored youth south of the Ma~on
and Dixon line.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
N, N, NEWMAN 4 co.

Our buyer who is con
stantly in the Eastern
markets, has purchased
during the last few days
many Laces, Hamburgs,
Flouncings and Swiss
Edges.
White Goods, Ribbons,
Hose, Gloves, Chemmi-
settles Lace Caps, Mitts,
and Shoes at very low
prices. These goods are
now arriving and will
be sold at prices that
will astonish you.
REDUCTION.
Good &: quality Shoes and
Slppers 75c pair
turkey Red Table Lin
ea 25c yard
cotton = Towels 3Oc doz.
bargain lot of Handker-
chiefs 1Oc each.
oriental Flouncings 5Oc
yard.
All the balance Of our
y SStock, Men and Boys
summer Clothing and
bats below cost.
N. M. NEWMAN & Co
June is 3m
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
NFlsshb'rhaea News maGes:s'p

snort smoke sack of The
,n': a'e o"no Engine house at the
i. p''ne = Is nuisance and should be
'sngtheucd
bs... .n' Daily Mdependent bright
mil: anu "ewsy made its bow to the
anu 'o tuesday. Success 70 the new
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16
TOWARD UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON. d. c.

THE PEOPLES INSTITUTION.
Open to ALL RACES and BOTH SEXES.
The INDUSTRIAL, NORMAL, PREPARATORY
and COLLEGE DEPARTMENTS. will open Sept,
Is, 1886. and the THEOLOGICAL DEPART
MENT, October l. Tuition Free. For full
particulars address,
J. B. JOHNSON, Secretary.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
Will open Sept. Is Able Faculty. Tuition
Cheap. Address Par ]. b. SMITH.
Secretary, 532 9Th St., N. w.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
(Which includes Dental and Pharmaceu-
icil Courscsl. will open Oct, l. Superior
dvantages Terms very low.
Address PROF. G. G. PURVIS, NJ. D.
Secretary, 1118 18th Street, N W
Washington. ID. G..
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16

Particular inducements offered to those who
are prepared to enter the Theological Depart :
mont, for which good English education is
necessary. students taken of all denomina
tions.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-07-16

H. N. BROWN, P. Q.
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WANTED.

GENTS or cANyAsSERs TO HANDLE
IA . qaiek selling article needed in svery
household. Thousands already sold. To ~
sponAe ls. active parties exclusive right viii Be
given. Address, LII
ioso Ssnty -frst street. San Francisco, Cal
o29
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81 MsEarY, LksastHxe. Nocturnal Kmssxsuns
Avsrsson 10 eoe4sty. DsHnsss 81 Yis1ol. Bo..a
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30 insanity ana essxh-
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Ser sEythfng tnpzrs ~ tntursous fsund In IA
On. EISf1E trssts al fssvsts Diseases sss
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ciudins snasystso f urine. o. 90. Price 81 Vital
Restorative, u % . bottle, or forr sire1
tAs aranufy. - 70; ssns 10 sry ADDRESS upc1
rses4pt Of prize. o. c. o. D.. seeurs fraR d.
ssrvssssn. a01 IN prfvsts nazs ~ ssssrsk
a. r. MiXrIE, =. y.
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non By lsttsr sssttng syzsptsrss. ear sod sss.
oonnzsscstiors strictly ssEa6snsaa.
Nm. MIUTIEYB kidney REMYDY.
AkPA8EfiCrN, szrss all kfnAs Of Kiens
and Bladder oozplkints, 6~o1srhaa, else
Lsneorrh0A- Fer sale By Al 6rnRx1sss 81 %
bottle. nfx bottles fer o. %.
DE- MIMTIEsD DAUUKII0N PILL
are TIE best ind ehssDsss DYAPRR1IA Ans
IiLIoCs ssss In he n@ksA- Fer
ell druggists. uyIn
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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WASHING AND ironing.

A VERY DESERVING WOMAN. WITH 4
n large family 20 support-Ers. Hunter
living IN Poverty Guich. 10 desfreus OF gsffins
washing and Ironing % do.
No charges made for Mendina.
Help . deserving woman with several ehif
dren 10 support
xzrska. Nov. II. isss. nlAu
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Osrds' neatly printed. with the words
FOR Kent, "For Sale" and .sPurnishea
"koms To Let" ia large letters, can he
bad ss this ONCE ct Is cents each.
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TCxxxLA.

Ihere 10 no snthsrity Of Law for . tunnel
ioeafion 1000 ~ l.soo fest. A proper ~locstiou
10 The width OF the tnnnei for sya06 feet
there 10 no p~roviEon Of Law Tor patsnttns
tunnel locsfions. but iodes discovered In run.
ming . t1nnsl mag be patented IN fsSe mser.~
- other iodesL
Tbs right IL granted 10 tunnel owners 10
I.sn feet Of each blind lode. not prsviousiy
Inown 70 sxtst which may Be discovered IN
their tunnel
when . lode Ia strnek or dsscevsrsd far m.
hrsf sms In running Q tunnel ths tunnsi
ovnsrs Rave the option Of recording theIp
eiaim Of sos feet all on one ssds OF the point
OF discovery or Intersection. or partly on ons
siae thereof and partly o. the ethsr.
frospectne for blind lodes IL prohfhated
the line of . located tunpel while tie tunna
= IN progress. but other parties are in no wsy
oenArred from prospecting for halnd lodas ar
running sanasls. 90 long - thsy kssp vitkous
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CuFiosities,

A SoIExT Oh MODERN. BOUGHT AND
"A SOLD: Mineral Specimens. Ola o0sns.
NATHAN JOSEPH L CO.'S, si ca.T st,.s,
San Francisco. 49,
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MINING TAX,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ taxes on the proceeds Of the mines ~
karsss county for the quarter ending June
y. 1855. are nov due and payable % ne a nv
once In kureka: and the Law in regard 10 M
sane VIII be strictly enforced.
G. Q. WALLACE.
Assessor Of Rureks corntv. Ysx.S.
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mn IN Aelds are scarce. but those who
l1I write to stinson 4 Co., Portland,
uUlIu Maine, Will receive free, fun infor.
nation about work which they can
90 snd live 81 home. that will pay them from
- 20 80 Per day. Some have earned over $50
In . day. Either sex. young or old. Cspt,.l
BOZ required. You are started free. Those
who start ct once are Absolutely snre ~ srrs
little fostunes. Anis new. sxSm
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lnlHmors msaey than anything else hv
sAkiae IN sseacy for the best ssIlins
y. Nons fail. Terms free. 49, 49,
o.. Portland. Maine. ~
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J P04b1s q bksskse LIoWed EACH
Ykkse1ssr.
kstarH Tickets GOOD for % daya.
Positively Ne rebate allowed commercial
frsveaens az Round Trip rates.
8Atlresd Freight and Transperss-
L1me.
Teams o. the above line Will deliver YrsiRhf
81 Taylor AID points South. lssv1ag Eureka
essry II dkyss or ~ often q the business de-
Ruby HILL Line.
Twice 9 day. Sundays excepted
hHrsks % kaey Hill. Single FEre--.so eents
Ss 90
AZ x1eksu 50
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

TIVE Law FIRM OF FTTZGRRALp A
u BEATTY Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent Mr.. A L Fitzgerald having beea
elected TO . District Jndgeship and By xw BE-
Ing retired from practice. an bills due 70 on
from the firm viii be paid by or to either o. tbs
o0osrsagned- A l. FITZGERALD,
r. n BEATTY.
Eureka. Nevada. December q, lSss. d29-tf
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where two or more ledrss cross ar tns>rs.s,
escn othes. priority q rue shall eovsrn- a.
saeh prior location shall be entitled 10 Al crs
o. minsrsl eontsined within the space af intsr.
section. but the s~nbssqsszt loestsoa shali have
t1e nehs o. way thronsh the space ef intss-
seeIoo ior ths purpose Of the eonvensens
working Of the nina. Ana where tive an roo-s
vsans 1oits the eldsst OF prsar location .hslI
lake ne vein below tie point Of unaor. n.
eandins al The space Of intsrssesaon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-03

Tuesday night burglars elected an en-
trance into John H. Smiths saloon, ia the
brick building on the corner OF ottawa and
Summer sts., formerly occupied by August
Peters. the man who recently committed
committed suicide a Circumstance which
snust De yet fresh N the minds OF our
readers They stole i quantity of tools
fr0m a barn anl entered bv a back window,
inserting Jimmy amt pryng until II broke
the catch ABOVE whioa held the window
down, aud which was ot tie common kind.
Tuey also stole carpets from the lines and
other places IN tlat vicinity. wrapping
them around tie safe 20 desdea the
noise ol their operations. ami OF
the explosion. They then drilled
II hole in the door Just above the lock. in
serted their powder and blew the door COM
Vlefeiy OF its hinges. They must nave
used heavy charge. for IL WAS thrown
against the bar. shalterlDg The woodwork AZ
that end. Strange 10 say ali this noise
awakened nobody, though some persons
were see ping not ter feet away IN the al
joining building They secured as their
plumber one uuRirel and twenty-five dol
whisky and i've dollars worth Of cigars.
The papers in the safe were badly burned,
bat no valuable papers taken away. PO-
icemsn Sterling patrols that eeat, aud once
IN the ni,ht detected All OdOr OF burnt
powder In that vicinity. but saw no sus-
pic'Ons circumstances. The officers. as yet.
have no clues 20 ne whereabouts or identity
OF the thieves. Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-03

There sss uos. an arrest n Police coart
yestefl-f
". 4. TYLER. of Grand Rapids. ~as in
.osa ytsisreay.
T A Christ. Of Grand Rapids. Was ia
town yesterday.
W Cook. OF tbs city, Was IN Grand
r. pitls esleriay
b. r CofbsiI OF Grand Rapids. was o. d .
Occ den al yesterday
NJ Tyroier. og Grand Rapids. was =, the
Washington hotel yesterday
Remember shss ths TkLnsRAs HFstLD
oikcs has removed 20 80 Nestefn-aYe.,
Miller block.
There were about lity small children al
the star GALLERY Yesterday afternoon 10 have
their pictures taken free Oi cIarge.
Peter Iardi and Miss Mary Wood wsSs
married a. the Commercial. H...s. yestef-
day. Both parties we're formerly OF Grand
Rapids.
The two thieves who have been lying in
laii here for stealing cattle. Mere taken 20
Jackson yesterday morning by Sheriff
Nelson. Tney sili serve Two and 4 half
years each.
The Board Of Public Works and OF Po-
lice and Health will meet in regular ses-
sons today. aud 40 bills will be considered
40 those meetings unless ia the secretsry's
hands before noon OF that day.
The wrestling rasch which took place
Ia the Cay Avenue Armory last night Ie-
suited IN favor of the Jap The Jap won
tie hFst third and fourth rounds. The
Jap will nov 20 to Erie. p, 10 wTestie
with Henry Parker. lie agrees 70 throw
Parker five times IA one hour. the stakes
tonight were $50 side. The house was
crowded 10 the doors. Gibbs has been sick
for lew days aud wss no, IN shape TO
LII
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-03

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tarif snauits 20 ro8-suif with leave CT
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tnr flrinr the present term. "A 0een
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bar
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Charles IA. 1aunters ef o. Rsplerin.
sea ed verdict oss3ers. --- William n ~.
Davis snd ArviiiA Usfis Va Amprose ID.
ssuoTssax Assnursif. 0a tris.. John
W sherman Henry g. ard James e..
Adams IS Chsres e. saunders Harmon
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-03
A READER or ruE DkuocRAr.


To he Editor of the IELssRkf- HKEAL0
GRAxp i.,rIus, Nov .. 's7.-Would IL not
have been bsttsr II tn COMMITTEES selecting
directors for The Business Mems Associa-
tioa hs8 taken ali from lbe Third ward
Are they not too much scaitEre12 First
ward. none, Second ward. seven. Third
ward. 6iteeu. Fourth ward three. Fifth
wari. enc. sixth ward. none. Seventh war;
one. Eighth ward. one. anG tho rtsIdeBcs
su,i stuuness of Two not known - the
writer but ve presume hey are Third
garders making seventeen ouf 81 thiriy
4Fru SHIP
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-03

Schooner Thomas Hume Chicago. 80. =
OOO feet of lumber; schr. City OF Grand
Haven. Chicago. 10000 lumber; propeller
Tempest. Chicago 240. 90 lumber, prop G..
Hickox Michigan CITY. 10000 lumber;
schr. PenohscOti. Milwaukee. 800 600 lum-
ber schr Anurew Jackson, Chicago. 30 900
lumber. prop. ;. HI. johnson, Chicago. I5O,-
go lumber schr. kewsunee, Racine. 225,-
OOO lumber, schr Valeska. sheboygan, 75,-
00O lumber. schr. Kate Lyons. Chicago,
10000 lumber; schr. Stafford. Chicago. 225.- :
600 lumber; schr. Maggie Thompson, Chi
csgo. 10000 lumber. Tots, 2,6l50O0 of
lumber